Mathematics, 13.04.2021 14:00 martinjohnsond079

Which statements can be used to describe the original functions f(x) and g(x)? Select two options. a. When added, the sum of the y-intercepts must be 1.
b. When multiplied, the product of the y-intercepts must be –15.
c. Either f(x) or g(x) has a positive rate of change and the other has a negative rate of change.
d. f(x) could have a rate of change equal to 1 and g(x) could have a rate of change of 2.
e. f(x) could have a rate of change equal to 2 and g(x) could have a rate of change of –6.

Which statements can be used to describe the original functions f(x) and g(x)? Select two options.

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